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A Metropolitan Atlanta, DeKalb County-based Non-Profit organization, Honor Thy Father, Inc. is hosting the Third Annual "Your Life Matters" Workshop, A Single Parent Forum

On July 2nd, Governor Kemp visited a first-of-its-kind telemedicine eye clinic in Stone Mountain that is saving the vision of patients with undiagnosed eye diseases while more cost-effectively delivering healthcare funded by the state's taxpayers.

Keith Thompson MD, CEO and Co-founder of Telmedix, an Atlanta-based digital healthcare/telemedicine company, told attendees at the National Association of Vision Care Plans annual meeting in Washington DC that "the convergence of high-speed connectivity,.

On February 2nd, the antiracist coalition FLOWER (FrontLine Organization Working to End Racism) celebrated the cancellation of "Rock Stone Mountain 2" with a march through the town of Stone Mountain.

Comedian Alton Walker has created a viral sensation with his R&B Workout videos.  With a combined view count of 13 Million on the hilarious workout videos, he has developed an exercise workout party that people are anxious for.

FLOWER (Front Line Organizations Working to End Racism) regards the "Rock Stone Mountain II" cancellation as a complete vindication of the broader antiracist strategy of relentless opposition to white supremacy.

The FLOWER (FrontLine Organizations Working to End Racism) Coalition is announcing a meeting place and time for protesters ready to counter the Klan on February 2nd. Protesters will converge at 9AM in downtown Stone Mountain at the corner of E.

In recent weeks, things have gone from bad to worse for the white supremacist organizers of "Rock Stone Mountain II," which is scheduled for the Saturday before the Super Bowl at Stone Mountain Park outside Atlanta.

On January 10, a coalition of civil rights organizations, including the NAACP and the SCLC, announced they would hold a rally on February 2 to kick off an effort to remove all confederate monuments across Georgia.

On January 7, 2019, 31-year-old Alan Hutzel appeared before Judge John Herbert Cranford in Coweta County with a motion to dismiss his case.

On February 2, 2019, the day before Superbowl Sunday, Neo-Nazis and Klansmen will hold a hate rally under the name "Rock Stone Mountain 2".